Roof Rejuvenation

Save yourself from the hassle and expense of tearing off your roof and paying thousands of dollars! We estimate that nearly half of the roofs we assess are suitable for roof rejuvenation instead of a complete replacement. But what exactly is roof rejuvenation? In simple terms, it’s an all-natural process that involves spraying a natural oil-based treatment on your shingles, restoring their flexibility. The oil penetrates the granules, replenishing the roof’s flexibility and extending its lifespan. This process can save you a significant amount of money while providing your roof with the care it needs to last for years to come. Not only does roof rejuvenation save you money, but it also helps protect the environment. By avoiding a full roof replacement, you’re reducing the amount of waste that ends up in landfills. Additionally, the natural oil-based treatment used in roof rejuvenation is environmentally friendly, making it a sustainable choice for homeowners. In addition to its cost-saving and environmental benefits, roof rejuvenation can also improve the appearance of your roof. Over time, shingles can become discolored and worn-looking due to exposure to the elements. Roof rejuvenation can help restore your roof’s appearance, giving it a fresh, new look. Plus, with a 6-year warranty on the treatment, you can have peace of mind knowing your roof is protected for years to come. – Extend the life of your roof by up to 18 years. – Save up to 80% of the cost of traditional roof replacement. – Environmentally friendly natural oil-based treatment. – Blocks UV rays and reverses day-to-day damage. – Improves fire protection. – Helps protect against hail damage. – Reduces future granule loss by over 50%. – Enhances the appearance of the shingles. – Preserves the old shingles. – Saves the old shingles from being dumped in a landfill. Roof Rejuvenation starting at $1.10 per sq ft of roof surface and also receive a free roof tune up on any rejuvenation job (extra value of $300 savings).

It’s worth noting that the average residential roof is typically replaced every 15-18 years. This can be confusing because shingle manufacturers often advertise a 25-year warranty, and more recently, a lifetime warranty, on their materials, leading many to believe the roof will last for 25 years or a lifetime. However, in reality, shingles often dry out prematurely, especially on the sunny side of the roof, causing the oil in the shingles to evaporate and the granules to come off. Some manufacturers label their shingles as “lifetime” without actually upgrading the material; instead, they simply change the packaging. Additionally, many shingle warranties are not very reliable after 10 years, and it’s worth noting that most warranties on shingles are never even registered. Shingle warranties can be complex and may not always be as straightforward as they seem.